Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-16
knights of Pythias.

SANTA Rosa, April 10th The first bust
ness at to-day's session was action on the
appeal of Steen VS.. California Lodge No /.
The Grand Chancello,'s decision was sus-
tained.
A resolution of thanks to the citizens of
Santa Rosa was adopted.
The appeal of j. Levinsky VS.. Pytha-
goras Lodge No. Al was dismissed also
that of Mccarthy vs.. South San Francisco
Lodge No. 45.
A per capita tax of so cents for the year
was levied.
A resolution to abolish State District
Deputies was not adopted.
A resolution was adopted approving the
action of the Executive Committee in the
civil proceedings against the bondsmen of
the former Grand Keeper of the Records
and Seals.
One thousand copies of the Grand Lodge
constitution and bylaws and subordinate
lodge constitution was ordered printed for
distribution to the lodges.
Charters were granted to Sierra Lodge.
No. 136, Sierra City; Calton Lodge, No.
1877, Cotton; Fresno Lodge, No. 13S, Fresno;
Hills Ferry Lodge, No. 139, Hills Ferry
Lake Elsinore Lodge, No. 40, Elsinore
West Oakland Lodge, No. 141, Oakland
Mount Hamilton Lodge, No. 142, Santa
Oldrd summer Louge, NO. no. sumner,
and Magalia Lodge, No. IA, Magalia.
The digest of the laws was ordered pub
lished and sold to members at 81.
A resolution was adopted making the
support of the Bureau of Relief compul-
sorry on the Lodges.
Five hundred dollars was appropriated
from the Grand Lodge funds to aid the
Hines Memorial fund.-
There is to be ball tonight and exhibit
ton drill of Fairmount Division, No. 26, OF
San Francisco. The Grand Lodge officers
will be publicly installed at the ball to-
night.
The Railroad Commission.
SAX Francisco, April 15th.-The Board
of Railroad Commissioners met this after
noon, with all the members present and
President White presiding.
The subject of commutation tickets be-
tween San Francisco and Oakland and
Alameda was discussed, on the filed pro-
test of w. H. Robinson, and the answer Of
T. II. Goodman, General Passenger Agent
The subject matter having been argued
fully, it was decided to postpone action un-
til the first meeting in May.
In regard to the Watsonville and Pajaro
freights, an order was made to make the
rate for berries the same at Watsonville as
now exists at Pajaro.
Drifting Away.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, April 18th. = TIE
schooner Joshua Grindle cleared Pismo
beach during last night and drifted down
the coast. She is thought to be in the
neighborhood of Point Sal. The Portu.
guese fishermen who boarded her night be-
fore last have not been heard from, and
some apprehensions are felt that they may
be lost. The steamer Bonita, Just in port
as soon as she discharges cargo, will search
for the Grindle, and if possible, bring her
to Port Hartford.
Bartlett Springs to be Sold.
LaKEPoRT, April 15th.-The partition
suit brought by the estate of Greene Nc.
Mahon against Bartlett Goint owners OF
the Bartlett Springs( came up in the Su-
perior Court to-day, and on application oi
plaintiffs attorneys, the Court granted an
order to sell the celebrated Bartlett Springs
property, situated in the northeast part ol
this county. The sale is to be at public
auction June 2, 1887.
Gilroy is Alive.
GILRoY, April 15th-A large and enthu
siastic meeting under the auspices of the
Board of Trade, was held to-day. Many
ladies and influential citizens were present
Spirited resolutions were introduced anC
enthusiastically indorsed. 1t was resolved
to heartily cooperate with San Jose.
A Wandering Maniac.
YREKA, April 15th.-A young mar
named Frank Godfrey, aged %, was found